Cultural Studies and Critical Theory Courses

Required Courses for All Graduate Students

All graduate students, including part-time students, must complete the following courses within the first month after their admission to graduate studies at McMaster: SGS 101 / Academic Research Integrity and Ethics  and the SGS 201 / Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) . The purpose of SGS 101  is to ensure that the standards and expectations of academic integrity and research ethics are communicated early and are understood by incoming students. The purpose of SGS 201  is to ensure that students gain an understanding of, and learn how to identify and reduce attitudinal, structural, informational, technological, and systemic barriers to persons with disabilities. A graduate student may not obtain a graduate degree at McMaster without having passed these courses. In the event that a student fails either course, he/she must retake it at the earliest opportunity. The course descriptions for SGS 101  and SGS 201  may be found in Section 11.

Note: Not all of these courses will be offered every year, please see http://english.humanities.mcmaster.ca/graduate-courses-and-resources/ for a current list of elective courses.